المعلقات السبع او العشر 2.3

Pendants are long poems selected from Arabic poetry in the pre-Islamic era. These poems are considered the coolest and most famous poems in the ancient Arabic poetry so people cared about them and wrote them explanations. They usually start with remembering the ruins and remembering the beloved houses of the poet.

Name and number
Scholars differed in their name and number.
It has been said: called suspensions because they are like precious contracts attached to the mind.
It was said that these poems were written with gold water and attached to the Astar of the Kaaba before the advent of Islam so it is also referred to as (the doctrines).
It was said that Hammad Al-Rawi is one of the seven poems that he collected and he called it "Al-Samoot". He used to say that it was the fresher thing that the Arabs said and that the Arabs used to call it (pendants).
The writers and writers went after him to study them, such as the son of the dog. Ibn Abed Rabbo, the owner of the unique contract, added his book to the Kaaba.

Number of pendants
You may find seven poems in each old book, but some of them added a poem to a poet and neglected one poem to another, Vtaharoa who are seven and make it ten.
It is "7" when Ibn Abed Rabbo, Zuzani, Ibn Rushiq and Ibn Khaldun. And "9" at the son of copper. And "10" at the default.

The famous seven are:

1
He stood up from the memory of a lover and a house

92 beta

For the sake of measure.

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2
To the ruins of the ruins of the thunderbolt

120 beta

Latifa bin Abdul.

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3
Security or more full of demons did not speak

65 beta

To Zuhair bin Abi Salma.

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4
The houses are covered with their place

89 Beta

Al-Baid bin Rabia.

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5
Do not be blessed with your dish, so let us become

118 beta

To Amr ibn Keltoum al-Tilbee.

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6
Have the poets left the homeless

113 beta

Of Ben Shaddad Al Absi.

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8

We were impressed by the names

86 Beta

For the harp of the son of the goddess of Assyria.

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And add three to ten

8
O Dar Miya in Alaias Valsand

50 beta

Of the dermis.

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9
And let Kiraira that the ride is going

68 Beta

For the auspicious feast.

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10
He is more stubborn than his family

49 Beta

To Abid the son of the leper.

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